Birds

List of bird calls and audio files (so you can tell which birds interferred with your field recordings)
Thanks to Brett Baker for the link.

Keywords: fieldwork

American Indian Language Development Institute – AILDI

Not Australian but potentially of interest.

Keywords: Endangered languages, revitalisation

SILS 2005

Stabilising Indigenous Languages Symposium.

Keywords: Endangered languages, conference

Dictionary – Aboriginal Australia Art & Culture Centre

Short Arrernte online dictionary

Keywords: Arrernte, lexicography

Australian Language Designerz

I don’t know anything about this, seems to be an aggregator of some sort.

Tsunoda: Language Revitalisation

LINGUIST List 16.849: Anthro Ling/Historical Ling/Socioling: Tsunoda

Title: Language Endangerment and Language Revitalization
Series Title: Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs 148
Published: 2005
Publisher: Mouton de Gruyter
http://www.mouton-publishers.com

Book URL:

Keywords: revitalisation

Job

at the Yamaji Language Centre

spring break

I’m away all next week.

The New Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

The New Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

OK so this has nothing to do at all with Australian languages but it’s so generally useless and cool that it rates a mention both here and on Anggarrgoon. It’s the continuation of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (Tidunga on Englisce) from 1997.

Linguapax

Linguapax 2005 — The Second International Symposium and Exhibition — will
be held at the Canadian Embassy, Tokyo, on the 11th June 2005. The theme of
the symposium is ‘Language in Society and the Classroom: Preserving
Heritage and Supporting Diversity’. For further details, please visit:
http://www.linguapax-asia.org/ or send inquiries to info@linguapax-asia.org